Florida Voters Face Amendment On District Court Judges
An editorial argues for Constitutional Amendment No. 1 on the November ballot to add permanent judges to Florida’s District Courts of Appeal. It notes population growth and caseload strain, cites 4,286 cases disposed since 1957, and claims cost under 35 cents per capita yearly to speed cases and attract business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida Supreme Court
Supreme Court
District Courts of Appeal
Judicial Council of Florida
Stumbling Block Delays Wage Hour Law Reforms
A Senate House conference panel deadlocks over extending the federal wage hour law and raises the minimum wage debate. They differ on extending coverage to exempt workers in retail and service industries, with concerns about local conditions, unemployment among teens and part-time workers, inflation, and local versus federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate House
Congress
Washington
New York City
Some People Can Live Alone And Like It
A middle aged British explorer plans an eighteen month Antarctic stay in a prefabricated hut on a remote island with no radio contact. The piece weighs social views on solitude versus sociability noting introverts and extroverts and the varied responses to isolated living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
First CD Welfare Workshop Slated in Central Florida
Civil Defense Welfare Services will be discussed at a two day workshop in Orlando October 27 28 planned by Howard Ross for the Southeastern regional Civil Defense. County directors from eight Central Florida counties will learn about feeding clothing housing registration and welfare information. The gathering includes representatives from Financial Assistance and Administration Women’s Clubs PTA and service organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Florida
United States
Howard Ross
Thomasville
States
Civil Defense
Women’s Clubs
PTA
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pilot Club
Kiwanis, Rotary, Lions, Exchange and
Civitan
Pilot Club Plans Heart Drive and Heart Sunday
Lake County Pilot Club maps February Heart Drive activities in Eustis Mount Dora and Tavares with Tom Hunter of the American Heart Association leading. Committee heads include Mrs. Margaret Doss and co chairmen for each town. Kitty Majure of Marianna to make official visit October 10 in Eustis replacing the usual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hunter
American Heart Association
St. Petersburg
Pilot Club
Lake County
Eustis
Celia O’berry
Community Services Committee
Joe Prevedel
North Lake Heart Association
Milton Ford
Willis Fairley
Leesburg
The
Lake Pilot Club
Tangerine Observes Letter Writing Week
Special correspondent notes Tangerine marks the 23rd annual Letter Writing Week from Oct 2 to 8 with the slogan Letters are Links to Friendship. Postmaster Ward S. Estey urges two letters per person and suggests reaching out to friends abroad and lonely seniors for social connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward S. Estey
Estey
Lake County LSCD urges more pine planting and idle land use
The Lake Soil Conservation District reports sharp growth in reforestation with 114 acres of pines planted in 1958 rising to over 2,000 in 1959 and over 1,000 acres last winter. It notes timber as a cash crop with returns from pulp wood, cross ties, poles, lumber, and sometimes turpentine, and urges landowners to inventory idle land and convert it to productive timber. Contact the Lake Soil Conservation Office in the Pioneer Building, Tavares, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Soil Conservation District
L.S.C D
L.S.C.D
Lake Soil Conservation Office
Pioneer
Tavares
Kennedy Nixon Offer Moral Leadership To Counter Reds
A pro freedom article argues Kennedy and Nixon can shift from military competition to moral and political leadership. It contends the Soviet Union dominates global influence and urges leaders to champion decency law and order for world survival. The piece closes invoking Tolstoy on serving humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
East
Africa
Asia
Latin America
United States
Mr. Kennedy
Nixon
Must foods and balanced diet guidance from medical groups
A health essay by a medical service outlines calories and the roles of carbohydrates fats and proteins. It lists must foods including milk eggs meat fruit potatoes vegetables whole grains bread and butter or margarine and urges annual physical exams to ensure proper food assimilation.
Tavares Football Victory Sparks School Spirit
Tavares beat Mount Dora 21 to 7 as Joe Fisher scored the Hurricanes lone TD. A crowd filled the All Time Hits dance hosted by the FHA, despite the football defeat drawing subdued spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavares
Mount Dora
Joe Fisher
Hurricanes
FHA
Bob Pohlhamus
Rinchard Griner
20 Years Ago Highlights From Mount Dora Topic Files
City Clerk William J. Johnson and wife return from Chazy New York vacation. J G LaDue moves to new quarters formerly occupied by Dr Strickland. Mount Dora events include theater IceHouse show The Family Upstairs and a drive for driver training. Various locals travel, jobs update, and civic notes span June to August era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Johnson
Chazy
N. Y
J. G. LaDue
Strickland
Doc” Richardson
Mount Dora
Winter Garden
Mary Louise Rehbaum
Zeta Alpha
Stetson
Earle B. Ferson
Kings Daughters
Fannie Spilky
Harriet Wise
Wayzata
Minn
M. J. Sedana
Col
W. J. Sanborn
T. C. Jensen
New England States
PTO Meets at Roseborough Elementary Cafetorium
The Par ent Teachers organization holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Roseborough Elementary school cafetorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseborough
Mount Dora Area Churches Schedule Stated
Local churches in Mount Dora list service times and leaders. Chimes Mount Dora Baptist Church notes Rev. David Coffield and weekly events. Methodist Church on Fifth Ave lists Rev. James Jones. Church of Christ Fifth Conseet Assembly, Presbyterians, and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints provide worship times, midweek activities, and contact details. St Edwards Episcopal Church and Central Christian Church also included with service hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian. Church
Sixth Ave
Alexander
George L. Kress
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Fifth Ave
W. A
ST. Edwards Episcopal Church
Grandview St
John F. Mangrum
Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Lester C. Doerr
Sorrento Presbyterian Church Services This Sunday
Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and Worship Service at 11:00 A.M. with Dr. G. J. Schillerstrom as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ (Scientist
Lemon & Grove
Sorrento Presbyterian Church
G. J. Schillerstrom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tery
Mount
Qnal Editorial
ATION
Dora
Ora Publishing Company
Orida
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Heart Drive
Tangerine
Fay
George
LSCD
Kennedy
Reds
Holt
By George Holt
Tolstoi
Local Medical Society
Florida Medical Association
By Dodie Vincent
Sal Eagon
Dorans
Gainesville
Sal Eagan
Judy Baker
Julienne Argentina
Dodie Vincent
Emmy Goerg
Patsy Grantham
Bob Simpson
Chris Ray
Sharon Roach
Tara Swartsel
Jimmy Dake
Jeanie Wilson
Bud Sadler
Jimmy Simpson
University of Florida
Roberta Aldrich
J. W. McCormick
Robert Taylor
Roger Reach
Orlando Junior College
Gail Sadler
Virginia Internment
June
Tampa College
Judy Graves
University of Southern Florida
Jack Wallace
University of Chattanooga
Tom Harvey
Georgia Tech
Patsy Spear
Don Dake
Florida State University
Mike Stok
Key Club
Jim Stringfield
Vernon Anderson
Pensacola
Darren Angel
Ocala
Reed Ellis
International
Jim
Reed
Carven
Vernon
Bee Lavin
Mount Dora Key Club
Vernon Swartsel
John Mangrum
Ows
Tera Swartsell
Chris Dodds
Cheri Jackson
Tara
Cheri
Junior High Council
Senior High Council
Sali Eagan
Mary Hellen Huett
Dickie Jean Reich
Christine Dettra
Clermont
Lem Downs
Korea
Fred Saywell
Akron
Atty
W. M. Kennedy
Carlisle
Jessie Forsyth
Wincnigan
Mrs
Charles Skoglund
Maine
Pto
Baptist Church
Sixth and Tremain
David Coffield
Training Union
Methodist Church
James Jones
Church OF Christ —Fifth Conseet Assembly
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
First ‘Federal Savings
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!